Nina

another thought. Did you chelate the mercury out at all? My understanding is if you didn't do this, you will get a bit better, but not really well, and will be vulnerable to other stressors / toxins throughout life, as the mercury continues to disrupt the endocrine system. I think some people who are only mildly toxic can get better after amalgam removal without doing any form of chelation, but for most of us who have been compromised by mercury, our detox pathways are so weak we can't detox the mercury properly by ourselves, so chelation is required.

Mercury also messes up female hormones, so it would be worth looking into having these checked. I had low estrogen, which made me fatigued (along with the mercury, low thyroid and adrenals, of course), and gave me migraines every month. That's all gone now I supplement with estrogel.

Have you read Andy Cutler's Amalgam Illness book?

Best
Nicola